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John's Children (October 6, 1967) – "Go Go Girl" b/w "Jagged Time Lapse" Single: UK
Released on October 6, 1967 by Track Record, "Go Go Girl" was the final single issued by John's Children and is notable for featuring an A-side written by Marc Bolan after his departure from the group.Although Bolan had already left John's Children by the time of release, his influence remained significant. "Go Go Girl" was adapted from a Bolan composition that he would later revisit under the title "Mustang Ford" on Tyrannosaurus Rex's debut album My People Were Fair And Had

John's Children
Oct 5, 19673 min read


John's Children (September 1967) - “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” / “Sara, Crazy Child” Single: GER
A rare 1967 German 7" single by John's Children featuring the provocative A-side “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” and the Marc Bolan-penned B-side “Sara, Crazy Child.” RELEASE DETAILS Artist: John's Children Label: Polydor Date: September 1967 Catalogue: 59 116 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: Germany A-Side: “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” Written by: Ellison, Hewlett B-Side: “Sara, Crazy Child” Written by: Marc Bolan TRACK LIST Germany 7" Commercial Single (59 1

John's Children
Aug 31, 19671 min read


John's Children (July 14, 1967) – “Come And Play With Me In The Garden” / “Sara, Crazy Child” Single: UK
This single by John's Children appeared in the United Kingdom during July 1967 on the Track Record label under catalogue number 604005. One source lists the release date as the fourteenth of that month while another places it on the twenty-first. The disc was issued in a hurry following the withdrawal of an earlier Marc Bolan-composed track titled Midsummer Nights Scene. Musically the A-side amounts to little more than a reworking of a previous John's Children B-side called R

John's Children
Jul 13, 19673 min read


John's Children (July 7, 1967) - "Midsummer Night's Scene" / "Sara, Crazy Child" Single: UK
This single stands as one of the rarest United Kingdom 45 rpm releases ever produced. After Marc Bolan departed the group the record was withdrawn from circulation. Estimates indicate that only approximately fifty copies ultimately survived. Between twenty-five and fifty pressings were distributed free of charge at the band’s club venue in Leatherhead. A further limited number were supplied to radio disc jockeys for promotional purposes, while the remaining stock was destroye

John's Children
Jul 6, 19672 min read
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